Taking care of your wool doesn't need to be difficult. 

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1. First and foremost, we recommend "washing with the wind."

Wool is naturally self-cleaning and can be worn repeatedly without needing to be washed. It depends on how often it's used, but usually, a single wash at the end of the season is enough. Simply hang your wool garments outside or by an open window overnight, and let nature do it's thing.

2. When laundry day does come, we recommend washing on a wool cycle (30 degrees Celsius) and using a wool detergent. Regular detergents contain enzymes that can damage wool fibers. For stains, use a natural stain remover.

3. Do not fill the washing machine more than one-third full. This minimizes friction, which can damage the wool fibers.

4. Avoid bleach or fabric softener. (Seriously, this will ruin your wool!)

5. After washing, let the garment dry flat. Gently stretch the item back to its original shape while it’s still damp.

Caring for your wool | Ulvang

Taking care of your wool doesn't need to be difficult.